KIM Kardashian has given her sister a run for her money after showing off her latest Halloween decor.
Members of the Kardashian family have been showing off their decorations for the spooky season, with Kim, 43, most recently giving fans a full look.
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Kim first shared a video of a haunted Halloween house she had set up in her backyard, which had its windows and door boarded up.
The house featured an open gate in the front with a rusted bicycle next to it.
The outside of the scary house was completed with a fog machine, which blew eerie smoke throughout the yard.
Kim wrote over the videos showing off her intense decor: “I really went all out this year.”
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The Kardashians star also reposted others onto her IG Story, which showed off the extravagant details inside the scary house.
One room appeared to be straight out of a scary movie set, equipped with cobwebs, fake skeleton bones, and even a person moving around as a mummy figure.
Another photo showed a dining table, which sat underneath a baroque-style chandelier covered in more cobwebs and distressed linens hanging on the walls.
The table also had an eerie feel to it, as it was full of untouched layered cakes with a skeleton head placed on top of the tallest one.
The last photo the Skims mogul reposted showed a few severed hands lying on top of a table, covered in red blood slime.
The table was covered in “bloody” gauze and had IV bags full of red liquid hanging above.
MORE DECOR
Kim also shared other shots of her October decorations on social media last week, with some fans showing concern for them being too scary for her kids.
The Hulu star seemed to give her house the vibe of a cult or catacomb for the upcoming spooky season.
In the front of her $60 million Los Angeles, California, mansion sat two large figures in the shape of trees, but the figures were comprised of fake human bones.
Behind the bone statues was the famous Kardashian’s front door which had a new arch made of skulls surrounding it.
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Inside her home, the living room featured a larger arch made out of bones, and her ceilings were covered in draped ripped gauze.
Down her long white hallway, the Skims founder had about a dozen statues of cloaked figures standing guard.
Fans of The Kardashians on Reddit weren’t thrilled with Kim’s haunted decorations, however, and some worried about her young children.
“I’d be so terrified sleeping in this house … just imagine waking up in the middle of the night to go get water and you pass by those figures,” one fan wrote.
Another said: “This is actually very creepy. … Those statues would scare the s**t out of me if I saw them when I woke up in the middle of the night …”
“She has such little kids for this type of decor. My daughter would be terrified to be in her own home if I decorated like this,” a third follower shared.
WHO’S ON TOP?
Kim has no doubt put herself at the top of the leaderboard in terms of holiday decor, despite her sister Kourtney Kardashian, 44, being the Queen of Halloween in the past.
This year, Kourtney has been partaking in the October festivities by lining her entryway with pumpkins and adding ghost decor to the inside of her house.
However, Kourt has been a little distracted this time around, as she and her husband Travis Barker are counting down the final days of her pregnancy.
Her younger sister Khloe Kardashian, 39, has also been showing off the elaborate fall-themed decorations around her $17million Hidden Hills mansion.
Khloe previously showed off the entryway of her house, which was surrounded by various-sized pumpkins of all different colors.
Between the pumpkins were several hay bales with small scarecrows sticking out from the top.
She also showed multiple black witches’ hats hanging from her outside awning, appearing as if they were floating.
Khloe even threw a massive Halloween bash earlier this month, which had no shortage of decorations and party activities.
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